Two area mayors are asking residents in Quinte West and Belleville to make a change for the environment.
With an estimated $8 million in coins lying around our homes in Quinte West and Belleville, a new organization called Change for the Environment™ is hoping all residents will dig out some of those quarters, loonies and toonies and donate them toward improving the air we all breathe. (more…)
BNL’S ED ROBERTSON, MAYOR ELLIS AND MAYOR WILLIAMS ENCOURAGE ALL IN BELLEVILLE AND QUINTE WEST TO MAKE A CHANGE FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
With an estimated $8 million in coins lying around our homes in Belleville and Quinte West, a new organization called Change for the Environment™ is hoping all residents will dig out some of their quarters, loonies and toonies and donate them toward improving the air we all breathe. The first annual Change for the Environment™ campaign runs April 30 to May 3 in Belleville and Quinte West with funds raised benefitting Quinte Conservation and Lower Trent Conservation, and The Lung Association. (more…)
Trenton Trentonian
December 2008
by Jerome Lessard
The City of Quinte West joins Belleville in action to improve the quality of the local environment, by participating in the first annual ‘Change for the Environment Challenge’.
Citizens in Quinte West and Belleville will be asked to take some of the loose change they have lying around at home or in the car, place it in any bag and on April 30, May 1, 2 and 3, 2009 drop that loose change off at anyone of a number of convenient locations in their community. Brinks will pick up that loose change on a regular basis, have it counted and placed into the accounts of the local Conservation Authority (City of Quinte West – Lower Trent Conservation and Belleville – Quinte Conservation) and the Ontario Lung Association (OLA).
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